Apr 19, 2016, 6:38 am
Last edit by: sabbasolo
Kosher Meals MasterList.
- Aegean
Stogel Long Life.
- Air Baltic
Stogel
- Alitalia
Langerhuize Catering Amsterdam.
- American
Ex JFK, MIA, DFW - Borenstein
Ex LAX - Inflight Delite - Koshair
Ex MXP, LHR, HKG - Hermolis
Ex NRT - Stogel Frozen (Not long life) - Ex VCE-ORD - Hermolis ( I was expecting it from Lugano
- EX PRG-PHL Herrmolis (Shepherds Pie my favorite)
- ANA
Ex BRU: Stogel - Asiana
Hermolis.
ICN-XIY Kantor from BKK worse then a long life Stogel
- Austrian
Ex-North America: Borenstein
Ex-Europe:
- British Airways
Hermolis.
Exceptions:
KBP - LHR , kosher from Ukraine.
TLV - LHR , Hamasbia.
Comair, "Totally Kosher" South Africa.
Ex-US
- Brussels Airlines
Ex. Bru: Stogel - Ex JFK: Regal
- Cathay Pacific & Cathay Dragon
Ex AMS: Langerhuize (as of Oct 2018)
Ex CDG: Langerhuize (as of Feb 2019)
Ex DUS: WAM
Ex HKG: Hermolis (as of Feb 2023)
Ex ICN: Hermolis (as of Nov 2019)
Ex KIX: Hermolis (as of May 2019)
Ex LHR: Hermolis
Ex NRT: Hermolis (as of Feb 2023)
Ex NYC: Borenstein
Ex SIN: Hermolis (as of Oct 2022)
Ex SYD: Lewis
Ex TPE: for CX: Hermolis (as of Nov 2019)
Ex TPE: for KA: Stogel Long Life, even in J class (as of Nov 2018)
Ex ZRH: Schalom (as of Mar 2024)
- China Airlines
Ex TPE: Stogel
Ex-BKK: Rabbi Kantor, Bangkok Catering
Ex-Amsterdam: Langerhuize catering Amsterdam. - Delta
Ex-JFK: Regal
Ex-TLV: Hamasbia - Emirates
Ex-UK: Hermolis
Ex-DXB: KosherArabia
ex-MEL: Unger - EVA
Ex-JFK: Hermolis
Ex-TPE: Hermolis
Ex- MNL: Rabbi Kantor, Bangkok Catering
- Finnair
Ex HEL: Stogel long life (in Y, as of Apr 2019)
Ex HKG: Hermolis (as of Apr 2019)
- Japan Airlines
Stogel
- La Compagnie
Langerhuize
JFK-WAW (Biz) Zetko well nice dinner tray, breakfast was OK alittle weak
- Malaysia Airlines
Hermolis
- Qatar Airways
WAM
- Royal Jordanian
Tamam.
- Singapore Airlines
Hermolis.
Ex ARN & DME Russian supplier - Swiss
ex ZRH Schalom Catering, (Rabbi Schwartz Vienna)
ex GVA French supplier WAM (not edible)
- Thai Airways
Rabbi Kantor, Bangkok Catering
- Turkish Airlines
Ex HKG: Hermolis (as of Jan 2024)
- United Airlines
ex-North America: Regal
ex-Israel: Hamasbia
ex-Switzerland: Schalom (Zurich)
ex-ATH: Stogel (5/29)
ex-HAM: Stogel
ex LHR in J Stogel frozen version
Ex JFK- Borenstien
- Qatar Airways
WAM
Master Thread: Kosher Meals
Aug 30, 2018, 5:18 pm
#841
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I was extremely disappointed to get Stogels meals today on Air Canada out of NRT (booked J).
They used serve proper J class Hermolis. That's like going from a Bentley to a skateboard.
Shame on you, Air Canada..
They used serve proper J class Hermolis. That's like going from a Bentley to a skateboard.
Shame on you, Air Canada..
Aug 30, 2018, 7:32 pm
#842
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AM, MEX-PTY. No KSML. Asked why, they said I didn't order. When I showed my booking and said I called yesterday to confirm, they revised to, "we checked before the flight and there were none available."
Sep 6, 2018, 4:17 pm
#843
Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Gateshead
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For me it was a week of eating horrible food. Flew LHR-BRU-IAD with SN and UA. The KSML LHR-BRU(J) was unfortunately not Hermolis but Stogel which had been kept on the plane overnight. On top of that, was given plastic cutlery with the meal. BRU-IAD(Y) was the standard frozen falafel in a frozen pitta which had a best by date of June 2019. IAD-LHR(J), was asked by the crew if I wanted to eat the KSML as it didn't look to edible. Despite warnings, I ate it and the lemon cake is still gives it's sour taste. Borenstein never fails to give inedible food ex-USA.
Oct 4, 2018, 5:42 pm
#844
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Location: Gateshead
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BT(airBaltic), presented me with cold Stogel salmon. I politely declined it and just ate the apricot compote. I did notice that the best by date was June 20th 2020....
The route was RIX(Riga) to LGW on a A220 in Y.
The route was RIX(Riga) to LGW on a A220 in Y.
Last edited by tedcruz; Oct 4, 2018 at 5:43 pm Reason: Info.
Oct 10, 2018, 2:44 pm
#848
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I will be taking this flight in J next week, so if that is before I can let you know. If you are going first you can update me.
Oct 14, 2018, 3:15 pm
#849
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I have taken JL NRT-PVG a number of times but not recently. IIRC they serve Stogel frozen fish meals (not the long life, they are a step better, but below average).
I will be taking this flight in J next week, so if that is before I can let you know. If you are going first you can update me.
I will be taking this flight in J next week, so if that is before I can let you know. If you are going first you can update me.
Oct 18, 2018, 11:07 am
#850
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I was correct it was Stogel frozen (fish)
It might be heretical around here, but I actually liked it. It certainly had way more calories than my diet calls for and I did not need to pack a meal for this leg of the trip.
The main entree was a drop dry, otherwise, it was pretty good.
Also, I had to fight with the FA's not to remove the outer plastic before reheating. This is a constant issue with JL. On the way to Japan the unsealed one of my two meals (no big loss, I still had way more calories and protein than on a normal day)
It might be heretical around here, but I actually liked it. It certainly had way more calories than my diet calls for and I did not need to pack a meal for this leg of the trip.
The main entree was a drop dry, otherwise, it was pretty good.
Also, I had to fight with the FA's not to remove the outer plastic before reheating. This is a constant issue with JL. On the way to Japan the unsealed one of my two meals (no big loss, I still had way more calories and protein than on a normal day)
Nov 30, 2018, 7:33 pm
#851
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All, hoping this thread is still monitored. Just seeking clarification regarding Kosher meals from LHR-EWR with United Airlines in Economy.
The stickied post says ex-LHR is provided by J Stogel, but the Hermolis webite seems to indicate that they provide meals from Heathrow for UA. Is anyone able to clarify whether my Kosher meal is more likely to be supplied by Stogel or Hermolis?
Also, the return flight- EWR-LHR with UA. Same question again!
Thanks!
The stickied post says ex-LHR is provided by J Stogel, but the Hermolis webite seems to indicate that they provide meals from Heathrow for UA. Is anyone able to clarify whether my Kosher meal is more likely to be supplied by Stogel or Hermolis?
Also, the return flight- EWR-LHR with UA. Same question again!
Thanks!
Dec 1, 2018, 1:58 pm
#853
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All, hoping this thread is still monitored. Just seeking clarification regarding Kosher meals from LHR-EWR with United Airlines in Economy.
The stickied post says ex-LHR is provided by J Stogel, but the Hermolis website seems to indicate that they provide meals from Heathrow for UA. Is anyone able to clarify whether my Kosher meal is more likely to be supplied by Stogel or Hermolis?
Also, the return flight- EWR-LHR with UA. Same question again!
Thanks!
The stickied post says ex-LHR is provided by J Stogel, but the Hermolis website seems to indicate that they provide meals from Heathrow for UA. Is anyone able to clarify whether my Kosher meal is more likely to be supplied by Stogel or Hermolis?
Also, the return flight- EWR-LHR with UA. Same question again!
Thanks!
Last time I flew UA from LHR it was Stogel and I believe it is still the case unless this has changed since July. In regards to what meal you get form EWR, it will be Borenstein. Probably best to bring your own food on both flights as the meals are quite far off enjoyment.
Dec 4, 2018, 2:48 pm
#854
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HND (Haneda, Tokyo) - LHR on BA in premium economy (World Traveller Plus). I was served economy class fish dinner + breakfast from Peter Unger caterer in Melbourne (Australia). Looked pretty basic but was surprisingly tasty. I have never been served Unger's meals outside of Australia - normally Lewis's from Sydney (or Hermolis/Stogel from Europe or Kantor from Bangkok) are supplied instead.
No major complaints as it tasted 'home made'.
No major complaints as it tasted 'home made'.
Dec 10, 2018, 12:48 pm
#855
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I was correct it was Stogel frozen (fish)
It might be heretical around here, but I actually liked it. It certainly had way more calories than my diet calls for and I did not need to pack a meal for this leg of the trip.
The main entree was a drop dry, otherwise, it was pretty good.
Also, I had to fight with the FA's not to remove the outer plastic before reheating. This is a constant issue with JL. On the way to Japan the unsealed one of my two meals (no big loss, I still had way more calories and protein than on a normal day)
It might be heretical around here, but I actually liked it. It certainly had way more calories than my diet calls for and I did not need to pack a meal for this leg of the trip.
The main entree was a drop dry, otherwise, it was pretty good.
Also, I had to fight with the FA's not to remove the outer plastic before reheating. This is a constant issue with JL. On the way to Japan the unsealed one of my two meals (no big loss, I still had way more calories and protein than on a normal day)
